How to ... use My Documents
Think of My Documents as a file drawer. You can file anything you want to save into your file drawer. You can create file folders, label them, and file pages into them. Every time you create a document in Works or Word or Open Office or Notepad, you can save it to My Documents, if you want to. Just click on File>Save>and give it a name. To find it later:
Left click on Start in lower left corner
Left click on My Documents at top of list
See what you have in My Documents. If you have loose pages that you want to file in folders, you can do that now.
See the list on the left. Left click on Make a New Folder.
Type a label for your folder right over the blue highlight.
Left click, hold down and drag the appropriate loose pages into your folder.
Continue until you have all loose pages filed.
Margaret Ann 8253 adams@............................
Think of My Documents as a file drawer. You can file anything you want to save into your file drawer. You can create file folders, label them, and file pages into them. Every time you create a document in Works or Word or Open Office or Notepad, you can save it to My Documents, if you want to. Just click on File>Save>and give it a name. To find it later:
- Left click on Start in lower left corner
- Left click on My Documents at top of list
- See what you have in My Documents. If you have loose pages that you want to file in folders, you can do that now.
- See the list on the left. Left click on Make a New Folder.
- Type a label for your folder right over the blue highlight.
- Left click, hold down and drag the appropriate loose pages into your folder.
- Continue until you have all loose pages filed.
Margaret Ann 8253 adams@............................